Cooking.
Tbe Tower af loado
The different buildings that juake up
what is kno tco11 actively aa the Tower
have all histories, and all bloody ones.
There is nothing bat blood connected
with it The identical headsman's block
is carefully preserved, with the axe he
used and the mask he wore when en-
There is, doubtless, no domestic need so
urgent at the present writing as t Je need
of good ccoka. The ordinary serrant girl
knows nothing of the chemistry of cooking
and cares nothing for it, and the same re
mark is true of a great many women who
do their own work. Multitudes of house
keepers need to learn that there mutt be
l .,.. w- M than anmpf h 1 n 17 tA
allay the pangs of hunger. It is one thing gaged in his delightful duty. The axe
to eat, it is quite another to be fed. The is shaped very like a butcher's cleaver,
experience of a gentleman related not long and the mask about the most fiendish
ago to us is the common experience: My that a devilish ingenuity could de
wife goes to market and selects the beat of h . . wag
everything and has itsent home, and when , , ' ..
it comes on the table it is not fit to eat, propably an improvement on the face it
nnilMt in the eookine" If that ladr had concealed. You are shown the thuinb-
tbe strength to cook for her family there screws and rack. The thumbscrews
would be no lack or relish and perlection wouj extort a confession from a dead
m the food brought on her table, un .sue. d ft &
like many others, must depend on the labor ' ....
of others. thing inconceivably devilish, lou are
The science of cooking is an exact tci- hud a box; ropes on windlasses are tied
encc, as exact as chemistry or mathematics voor guides and hands; then the wind
er music cr astronomy. It requires long m turne(i incu by inch till vour
and careful training, delicate manipulation, . , i- 1 i "
quickness of sense, correctness of taste! J"t are dislocated, After enduring
soundness of judgment and ripe experience, the rack and answering questions the
IIow many of theae qualities one can ex- way they desired, for a man in that sp
in CI to find in the foreign importations of paratus would say anything for a mom-
servants, our eaoer. very u anow. . )ite- hurried tLe
1 1 minv tf tt-n a rt fniinn lot th ntni- I
titudes of housekeepers who have trained block "r fear Jou ma reaaA 48 sooa "
n 'Vrwnliorn" after another for the last vou eret out of it Then what was said
thirty years testify. It is not to be ex- in the rack was put upon record as
pected that the class of emigrants who come testimony on which to rack and behead
to us for work should know much about ,
JZ. h t.,., other people. Those were the "good
deuenoent on them for domestic help, thev ol1 t Merrie England.
must learn to cook, if at all, after they I During the reign of Edward III, 600
come to this country, and tney will and do Jews were imprisoned in the dungeons
learn at our ex Dense. 11 me expense were of Tower for "adulterating the coin
ll.rZUr- The trouble with these
h nfi.n r lifo itaoir nf that hii. Jews was. thev had too much of the
once lost cannot be regained. coin of the realm. and Edward too little.
lue simp.e ana easy solution oi ine xhe chronicler goes onto say that so
whole question lies in the establishment gt the prejudice cf the King
ore wehave tutnun against these people that he banished
the minds of our women must be awakened the race from England ; but, with the
to the vital necessitr of cancelled move- thrift that distinguished I kings of
ment in this matter. It is not a difficult that day, he compelled them to leave
thing to obtain graduates from Normal Unl them their immense wealth,
schools to fill the positions of teachers; we , . . , ... . , ., . ... -
ha.. ,i.i fr,. rhni r-wwi which he gobbled and their libraries,
schools, schools of design, of telegraphy,
commercial schools every kind of school
but those of cooking, housekeeping, sew-
ing; and do we not need these even more
DOMESTIC.
HUMOBOUS.
... n.. Pc.t Cift 'the fruit I a .i.-'a .11 hmken ud. eh! replied s
., . ik tbe out the duId n i.nHia.iir when she beard of the
and nut the m1s into strong salt and wer failure of another woman In the same bus
for two days, then take them out and soak iDeu m Toledo. " Well I knew it was
for an hour in cola water, only a question oi time, x was I at it are not genuine farmers. It is a crop,
them in a preserving settle wiu. v I for a wees, ana i saw P'"-r 7 " , moreover, that Is put in at a time when the
water, and boil till the peeis are n0 economy aDoat ner. wu J hurrying work is over ; when it occup.es
when they should ne put oa I lady must tnina anu pum. ground that has already been used for
Tuasii-a. There is no crop that the
farmer puts in the ground that pays him
better than the turnip. We are aware that
with some persons it is looked upon as of
little account : but it bas never received
the consideration to which it u really ec
titled ; and those who turn up their noses
L-;J.:. . .h. k. i cuIUtkm also, say
waier m wnicu iaej - - - io obij iu . . to two acres of turning, in
The
pound of sugar, and simmer the peels in U There, philosophy in running boarding- tq)?m p,, Uule la5or
than we need some of the others! We
have begun in social life with the most
far-away needs, and now we begin to ap
proach those nearer end nearest Astrol
ogy was the first so-called science, and in
studying this, astronomy was born. The
science of chemistry had its origin in the
search for the philosopher s stone, which
would transmute everything it touched
which, as he couldn't read, he had no
use for, and they went to the monaster
ies, l suppose ne sold tnem oy tne
pound to the monks who could read.
King Edward has a counterpart in the
English landlord of to-day. He allows
no foreigner. It is curious how national
traits show in people through ages.
England has no more barons to take
things by the strong hand, but she
has hotel keepers. Their processes to
into gold. We hsve now the most beauli- take any money out of the Kingdom, are
ful china and glass and silver services to Jiflerent bnt the result is the same,
eat from. Is it not quite time that the Th . . .
food served in these dishes saould be as 1Uey naTe no "f now' J
fine in quality, as high in art, as exquisite heds, the thumbscrew is gone forever,
in preparation, as faultless in taste, as the but bills are yet made out
dishes themselves? We waat schools of A large part of the vast building is now
plain cooking nd schools of art cooking, Qged as a great national armory. Stored
with regular courses and a diploma at the . .. 6 MIU1 .; , ..
end of the last course. Those possessing wlt,,m lts wMa 8X6 90.000 nfle9 of tLe
a diploma would not lack for immediate latest and most approved patterns, all in
and remunerative situations. perfect order, even to the oiling, and
If several ladies in any city or village riy for nse Bt anv moment's notice,
would unite in fitting up a kitchen, hiring r i , alwavs rea.lv for war It
., -.nH .nri;nr ti,r,-n n,.ni.nr uiguud is always ready tor war. n
children as pupils, the movement niilit be " 1uick nation that could catch
begun. They could contract with their her napping. These murderous weapons
servants to remain with them at a certain look cheerful by comparison with the
price for a certain time in consideration of barbarous tools" the old English used,
the tuition received at the cooking school. . , . ... .., i
Many housekeepers would be glad to be After lookuig at the battle axes and
pupils and have their children pupils alsr. flaj8. "nd lances, it would seem to be a
V hen servant gu b are made to realize thai comfort to be merely shot to death witn
certain employment and increased pay are la Martini-Henry rifle. One could feel
sure to those who have been through a I .. ,t. ;., .
for half an hour, when they will looJ clear; house."
nonr the neels and SVTUD into a bowl to-1 t. Howl
get her to stand till the next day, when you .. yfet cant stop to tell you more
most make as much syrup ar win cover OQe instance. 1 nave oucawneai pan
thorn, of the orooortion of one pound of k- .rerv mornine forbreakfasi for four
sugar to a pint of water, boiling it till it boarders. They use butter on their
will fall from the sDoon in threads ; put -.bp, i kesD the butter on ice until it is
the peels into the syrup, bod half. a hour bard as a rock. The cake are all placed y DuUh andlow brZ
then take then, .out drain j. . m d 0n the table, not smoking hot but mildly ffiXp ftbe 4utaT f
as tne canny one- " 7 warm-ju.1 waru. 7"'-- , Ihis should be sowed in drills thirty inches
IO nnuu in a warm fk- ' y aae OI a lump 01 uuii. 1 - ..l .l. iKa t..r,.;rv. .ro th f
- h. w Tlii rMvint is useful I 1 nt tn nmin.1i of butter ner I r.
muiv uiEm r . . UIUC "" tr f I a hMnr mil thin i
in the row. They seldom
crop, too is harvested in November, when
there is almost no other labor on the farm
to interf are with it As to the variety of
seed to sow we believe there is no turnip
equal to the purple top. A top-dressing of
none manure is almost indispensable to an
abundant crop. For an early crop take
7" ""V" - " : 1 .a - ' : I hickory nut thin out to eight or ten
f.wl. .knlnma .... I. . nn- HoHo Mltof 100. I CUe" ,P"
perfectly wholesome.
Fun Scam Jiwilbt. The best scales
for this work are taken from aheephead
and the red fish. Wash well in cold water
to which has been added a little ammonia.
Cut a nattern of a leaf, nut it on a scale
and cut it out After yon have eneugh
scales cut this war. pierce two ho'es id
each leaf, one in the centre, tie other
where the stem should be. Put a bit of
tine silver wire through the holes, and
twist the ends together for about half an
inch, then place another on one end of the
same wire, and twist tne wire as oeiore.
then nut another on the opposite wire.
Yen can form fan leave the same way.
The flowers are formed in almost the same
way, except you place small pearl bead
in th centre of each. Tendrils can be
pancakes. It s only one aoage miioi iw,
hut the landladv who doesn t play more
.r loan of them must ultimately come to
eTief."
rpottetowa Daili Ledgrrj,
A Michigan journal rela s the follow
ing; Amos James, ivq.. proprietor oi uio
Huron House, Port Huron, Alien., aullerea
to badly with Rheumatism that he was un
able to raise his arm for three months.
Five bottles of St Jacob's Oil cured him
tirdy
Beactifcl domestic incident "Come
here, Reginald. Can't you kiss the lady?
That's a good boy," said a New Haven
mother, as she coaxed her pet to stop lor
a moment the process of parboiling his
"Hy, what dirty
fail in affording a satisfactory crop. Be
sure always to procure seed of houses of
reputation, and use that grown here instead
of in Europe if you wish the best and
safest article.
Sliant I take a Bin Pill?
No, don't take it and run the risk of
mercurial poisons, but when bilious and
constipated get package of the celebrated
Judney-n ort, and it will speedily cure
vou. It IS nature's preut remedv for mn.
stipation, acd for aU kidney and liver dis
eases. It acts promptly on these great
organs and so rr stores health, strength and
vigor. It is nut no in liauid and drv ' .Will.
both acting w.th equal efficiency. ' Price
f 1. See Adv.
thumb in his mouth.
made by coiling the wire around a number that bov has," was the exclamation of
six needle. Those intended for a pin the frank csller. "Yes I know, but you
should be bound to a small saieiy pin or aee by the time I get through washing
Making asdUsiko Hactbk. No man
is a truly successful farmer who allows his
land to grow poor while he is cultivating it.
cuff pin. and tbeeamjgs are fanned to face, for eight children the first one washed m but he doc. M the CU 0
watim wl.iph ia twnt intra th nraoer I T'a m Hoal wv I. . r
ftVlU W w ww wsmb w - I K I gCI9 UllfcJ bKOIlk It fclVt uvm wa, vi v
form. , you know." "So it is, come to thluk.
rlf I were you I'd hire a hose
rr r - a a .n UlMClBiVUlUlUiVB uuw w w wi'
.ndSVr
toilette appliances to the bath house, but u , "7 "
would be lust as appropriate lor traveling
and shopping purposes. Tske a lengtn of Sociktt item: Two young men went to
foundation longer than the w.utn, as 11 is llenaerson to ste tne Aliases Junes, two
to be folded in half to resemble a valise. I very estimable young ladies- there. A
Cover this with blue flannel, very much colored girl came to the door and the fol-
p tilled, lengthwise ; hide the stitches with lowing conversation took place: "Are the
open work straw braid lined with blue. Misses Jones in?" "Yes sah; Mrs. Jones
tine with white flannel, stitched with blue ; am in. Does you want to see her?" "No:
one-half is laid on perfectly fiat with di-1 we want to see the Misses Jones." "Mrs.
visions or compartments formed by tne I Joues dal s what I said. ne want to
line or stitching. The other half is put I see the Misses Jones, can't yon under-
on full so as to form a bag with a drawing- stand?" "Course I kin. De Mrs. Jones
string around the top, upon the principal I am de old lady. Dat's the only missus in
f a rubber or oil silk bag for wet sponges. I dis heah house." "Confound it we want
The bandies and fastening strops must be
if the same materials as the bag. 1 hese
very desirable fatchels can be made of
ecru linen or canvas, and worked with
crewels.
tosee the old lady's daughters!" Ob.
Miss Joneses! Why didn't you say so?"
reckon you'se bofe drunk."
de
I
course of culinary instruction, tiicy will
be eaer to avail themselves of it Until
that time, and without the co-operation of
their employers, they will take as little in
terest in the subject as possible. When
Jlr. Blot gave lessons in cookery some
years ago, a Brooklyn gentleman sent his
cook to take the course, paying her tuition.
which was $30. lie said that in the next
decent nfle-balL
The gnards of the Towor are the fa
mous "Beefeaters," and are all habited
in the uniform in the time of Henry
YTL who instituted the corps. The
present yeoman are all old soldiers, who
have dMinguinhed themselves, and
years she saved him that $ 30 a dozen times very pleasant time they have of it They
over, cue leameu w economize every doDt Lave to drftg women to the block
uungi io niaae navory uisnes irom plain . , , .
materials, to cook in the best and easiest the hair of their heads any more, but
manner, and to get up her dinners in style spend most of tboir time standing around
and taste without waste of material and listlessly aud eating bam sandwiches,
without great expense. which is certainly better than their an
ucic is a i ura iu wuiuu me ueius are
white for the harvest Miss Corson in Ne w
York and Miss Parloa in Boston are pio
neers in the work, and are doing an im
mense amount of good. Their example
cient employment There is nothing
cruel in an English ham saudwhich but
its indigestibility, and that only concerns
the eater. It is matter entirely be-
Straara Friend.
a a Kmptjr Barrel.
should be lollowed in every city and large tween him and his stomach, and doesn't
. ..ii i. : i i
wno, ini ufiuij; ttuuuio are u common m- .11
U19UH.I DUIOJIB, Ull iUO WOUltUl WUO
cannot cook will be as uncommon as the
woman who cannot read and write and
spell. We have abolished slavery, we are
trying to abolish intemperance, cruelty to In the Zoological garden in Dublin,
children and cruelty to animals; let lis freland, there was a lioness that went by
"Br" 7tmZ Mme W She was born in
shall we effectively pave the way for the 010 garden m 1859. na died there at the
long expected millennium. age oi 10 years ta pretty old age lor
lioness), after presenting her owner with
54 cubs, of which she actually reared
Gaze at an empty banal. It has not the 50. She was a lioness of very high
appearance oi postering me capacity oi apirit though quite centie. and orvl
exciting men to three hate and deeds of :nA MT 1lA w Ml
hlimi. Kut tln T k',nn.n l.njh. ' " w uuo
ers lejue in tLe same house. Now it " '
chanced the other day that James wanted! I hese flesh eating beasts, when in
to pack some stuff in a barrel and he want-1 health, have no objections to the rres-
I .!. 1 1 r ... i .1 ... I .
i iuc mura pra-iwair ury. do ae sci me enco of rata in their cases : on the con.
mrucic uu. iu mc unfit yu.ru wncre 8UQ 1 1 ... .. iv a.
would shine on it. He did not explain this 7 , .7 , m
to his brother, and when Michael came Uuf of that sameness of life which is the
along and aaw the bairel there, he thought : chief trial of a wild animal in confine
lx that barrel stands there it will dry ud nicnt Bnt in illness the case is different,
and fall to pieces. As it was a good bar- for the ungrateful rata, not contented
and mleeTwTer ThenT '"V the
left ad presently James came out to see 10 moB,e lne toea OI tne helpless lord of
the barrel. H j found it fulL "Dane it"
said he, "wjy can't they leave things
alone!" and he dumped the barrel, lie
hadn t been gone ten miuules when Michael
returned. Happening to glanee at the
barrel, he observed that it wai empty. He
the forest, and add much to his discom
fort
To aave the Old girl from this vexa
tion, the keepers placed in her cane a
tine little temer. He was at first re
thought the water had leakert out and pr ceived with a sulky growl from the Old
cceaea to renn it. vben Jam-a came Girl but when the first rat appearedLand
round a:a n to see if the .barrel was dr-, . . . .
he was put into a sute of great wrath! sLe ' aW 016 btUe tmut toB8 hlm mto
He dumped ths bairel and went to tell his tue Bir aud catch him across the loins
mother not to use it for a cistern. And with a snap as he came down, she
while he was gone Michael strolled round gan to understand what the terrier
again. "Be gorra, that banel lakei fashf for.
Iis Com tt rL'iMI Anfl waroa Hthac ,1 I
ina to lug another barre'ful of water to n al T uole n"ner was changed, bhe
flu it But he did it and when James I coed the little dog to her side and fol-
found it that time, be was so mad he ded her paw around him as if to thont
daiK 1 up and down and tore his head am. him for saving her from her Wfl.I n.
be-was
emiea. Ion may be sure that during
the six weeks the Old Girl lived after
this the rata had a bad time,
swore. lie dumped the barrel, and as he
did so, Michael looked out the window and
saw him. In a minute they were face to
lace in the yard. "What dye mane by
making me work by dumping the bar'i?"
yelled MichaeL "Ye dang fool, why can't
l. :. I . II .. 1 I : . -
r. rj.! ""...I..". .Jt wnl- In the floor of the chancel of the na,.
is uuu. cuuiu uc ucuu iu hue next vara, i i t i , . . r
When two bnt . ers fight they always" pu, "n f Hn,cknaU Torrd- Not"
more ugliness into it than th, v would w.rh t"femsin, d immediately overthe
. J I cothn mntnininff I 1 ,
HjTon Crave.
anyone else. Mrs. Finnegan stated after
wards that he didn't know which of her
boy s sLe was mott proud of as she saw
them mop each other abaut ihi yard, they
both fought to we'L Bui a policeman
heard the racket and came in and separated
collin containing Lord Bvron'a remnina
there has this week been fixed a slab of
marble sent for the purpose by the By
ron Memorial Committee. The marble
is of the kind known as " Rosso Anti-
qno, of a dull red color, and was ob-
W'XDowGakdisuiO. The boxes used
in window gardening are made of a great
variety of materials. But as the box is
only a medium to hold the plants, the lat
ter should be the object of attraction, so
that any ordinary box made of pine will
asswer a temporary purpose as well as an
expensive one, as the sides soon become
covered up with the drooping or creeping
plants. The window box should be made
of a length to suit the size: of the win
dow nil, and from eight to twelve inches.
The best is had by planting the inner row
of plants of a bushy nature, say geraniums
or mignonette, while for the outer row to
droop lobelias, nasturtiums, trorsaluin.
ere. Where foliage and not Cowers is
preferred palms, croton and dracaenas.
Fold Yoc CAarar-nAus. After the
rags are cut sew them by lapping one end
on the other about an inch. Then turn the
raw edges towards the middle till they
meet then double stitch again, and sew
tbem with a few stitches at each seam, fas
tenmg the thread welt lhese strips
should be folded the entire length, keeping
the brightest side out ; then wind in balls,
folding as you wind. This makes a smooth
bright carpet and will repay the extra
work. If they remain in balls tor a few
weeks before weaving, they will nearly all
keep their shape. V here they are folded.
old red flannels, however thin, cu be used
by twisting it with a strand of old white
cloth, such as an old sheet
AtctuiMoo Champion.
Xo Benefit.
An Indiana newspaoer thus writes: Mr.
Geo. F. Helderle, of Peru, Ind.. sayl that
be has suffered very much with Rheuma
tism and used many remedies without ben.
eflt He found the desired relief in St
Jacob's Oil
his successors. He takes something from
the soil and gives nothing in return. This
cannot be continued without beggary of
both land and occupant Writers and
speakers tell of the " inexhaustible'' fer
tility of the West I never hear that word
without being annoyed. We might as well
say that we can consume a part and still
have the whole ; not only that but keep
on doing so for an indefinite term of years,
and still have the whole remain to us.
This mistaken idea of an inexhaustible
soil has already cost the West a great sum
of money, and will inevitably cost many
millions more. Much bas already been
done to put an end to this ruinous system
of forever taking from tbe soil and putting
nothing back. Jluch remains still to be
done.
Yocso clergyman (a a clerical meeting) :
'I merely throw out the idea." Old cler
gyman: "Well, 1 think that is tbe best
thing you can do with it
BursTBAC Put your spider on the
stove and heat it hot until it smokes, then
put In your steak. JSalt in the spider, a
little on both sides ; then you want your
platter hot when you put your steak into
it sod put on your butter (and pepper it
if yon like) after you put your steak in tbe
platter, but never cook steak in but
ter or a lot of fat It will stick to the spi
der if you put it in without anything
(enough to do any barm). After removing
the meat, you can turn in a few spoonfuls
of cot water, rinsing the spider and turn
into the platter. This, with the butter
makes more gravy, if one likes it
Lmion Pxel. One of the nicest flavor.
ings for custards, stewed rhubarb pud
dings, etc. is made from the brandy in
which lemon peel is soaked. A wide-
mouthed bottle should always be kept in
which to put all spare lemon peel, pour
Dranay over to cover it and keep it corked.
mis is always ready lor use. Another hot
tie should he kept for some of the spare
peel, which should be chopped very fine,
Why her eye glittered: A voting man of
this city hired an expensive livery team
the other evening and drove around to the
house of a young lady acquaintance, whom
be invited to take a drive. "W e II be
back lef ore dark," said the voung man as-
suringly. Ti.e young lady fastened him
with her guttering eye and remarked in
voice fraught with ice cream that if that
was the case, she guessed he'd belter c'rive
on. When your Rockland girl goes to ride
she doesn't come home before dark, and
neither dtes she allow the young man to
waste sny of his arms with driving. Sue
holds the reins herself and his arms are
waisted in another way.
A latx poem begins: "Only asuiile that
was g.ven me on the crowded street one
day! But it pierced the gloom of my sad
dened heart like a judden sunbeam's ray."
A "smile does make the gloom of some
hearts migrate, as it were; but it should
never be -riven in a crowded strcvt Peo
ple wdl talk, you know; and a man ought
to have enough self-respect to take his
friend aroud tbe corner or np an alley when
ne wisues to Danisn nis gloom with a
"smile" he carries in a bottle in his pistol
pocket
A bio, fat colored woman went to the
Galveston chief of police and told him that
her step-son had run away, and she wan
Ud to know where he was. "It bodders
me to know why he left He had every
thing be needed to make him cumfable. I
done all I could for him," she observed.
lias he any marks by which he may be
recognized?" " Well I don't recken all
the marks I made on him with a bed-slat.
while de old man was holdin him, has fa
ded out yet'
In a primary school, not very long ago.
the teacher undertook to convey to her pu
pils an idea of tbe ure of tbe hyphen, She
wrote on the blackboard "Bird's-nest" and
pointing to tbe hyphen, asked the school:
W hat is that for?" After a short pause.
a young son oi the Emerald Isle DiDed out:
'naze, ma-am, lor the bird to roosht on!"
VEQETINE
FOR
Chills, Shakes.
FEVER AND AGUE.
TakbOBO. 17. f 1873:
Da. H. JL Stevens:
fear r .I feel very grateful for what your
valuable m-dl-lae, Vegetin, has done in my
tunur. I wish u eiDreas mr thanks hi Inform
ing vou of the wonderful cars of my son ; also,
to let you know that Vegetlne la the bt uedw
cine I erer saw tor Chills. Braiu. Fsvta anil
Asia. My ran w.is si.-A with measles In 1373,
wbicb left bun with Bin-joint disease. My son
suffered a great deal et pain all of tba tune; tbe
paid was so great be d d aotbmg bat cry. The
doctors did uot help aim a particle, he could not
Urt bis foot from tbe floor; be coull not move
wubout crutches. I read your alrertl-eraent
la the "Louisville Courier Journal. ' tbat Vege
line was a great Blood Purifier and Blood Food.
I tried oue bottle, wblcb was great benefit.
Hekenton with tbe medicine, mdoally earn
ing, lit baa taken eliruteen boules In alL and
its is coq pletely restored to bealrh; walks with
out crutMiea or cane. Be I twenty years of
age. i bare a younger son. r.rteen years of age,
wuo Is subject to Canxs. Whenever be feels
one co nam; on, be comes In. takes a doe of
Veg-eUne. and that la tbe last of tbe t'bllL Veg
etlne leaves no bad effect upon tue system luce
most of tbe med elbee recommended for CblUs.
I ebeerfully recommend Vegetme for such com
plaints. I think It la the greatest medicine la
ue woria.
nespeetfuily. MRS. 1. w. LLoyo.
Vsoraxa, When the blood beconei lifeless
and siaenao. elth r from ejaoge ef weather or
of turn ale, want of exercise. Irregular diet, or
irom any other cause, tne veobtixi wiu renew
tbe blood, carry of lb putrid humors, cleanse
wis siomacn, regulate tue Doweis, ana impart
a ton of vigor to tu whole body.
VEGETINE.
Draggis'to' Testimony.
Ha. H. R. Stcvins:
Omr Sir i We bar been selling your remedy,
the Vegetlne, for about, three year', and taae
pleasure in recommending It to our customers,
and la no Instance where a ulxd purtn r would
reach 1 he case, has It ever f .lled to effect a cure,
to our knowledge. Ii certainly la the mt fl4 ai
traof renovator. KespecUuuy.
K. M. SHEPHERD A CO.. Druggets,
ML, Vernon, 111.
VEGKTINE,
raiTiKiD sr
n. B. STEYEXS, Beaton, Haas.
Vegetine is Sold bj all Druggists,
Sarah P.. Thorn S miners: Where should
I wear an engagement ring?" Wear it on
tbe second finger of the right hand, if
everything is open and above board: but if
and a little salt put over it, to be used for yV10 not want " old people to know
forcemeats or meat flavorings. Also drv "l L"c uS"ent we trouia aovise you to
some peel in a cool oven, and use Una. n ,n lne riRnl-nand corner of an old-
crumbled fine or grated, for apples and va
rious other things.
striped stocking, in the bottom of tbe bn-
reau drawer.
Cbow-Chow. One quart small cucum
hers, one quart onions, one quart green
tomatoes sliced, one cauliflower, three red
peppers sliced ; scald in salt and water.
After draining pour over them hot vinegar
ana ist tnem stand two or three days.
Drain off old vinegar. Take one Dackare
i. . . ...
Angiun mustard, one quart vinegar, one
and one-half cups brown sugar, one half
cup flour. Boil some vinegar, mix ud
otner ingrecienta in a little cold vinegar aud
pour mto tne hot. Let it boil up and pour .i...Vj ...
10 MAE ItOSEWATCR. Dissolve OttBT
of roses, six drachms avoirdupois, in strong
est rectified spirit (.hot), one imperial pint.
Throw the solution into a twelve-gallon
carboy, and add twelve gallons pure dis
tilled water at 180 deg. Fahrenheit. At
a uiutor lady wanted her little girl to
bathe in a rocra the windows of which
opened into tbe yard, in which were some
fowls. But," said the little girl, "I don't
want to Datne Defare the chickens. " "Oh.
never mind the chickens," said the moth
er. "Well," said the little woman. "I
won't bathe before the rooster anv-
, i
now.
BfflSOPaflSB
Mi
. AeckUata la Switzerland.
A TOUGH HORSE STORY. !
A series Of fatalities, accidents, and
crimes his occurred , in Switzerland this
summer. Since the earthquake of July 21,
and the storm which inflicted losses esti
mated at ten million franca, seven men have
been drowned in the Lake of the Four
Cantons by tbe overturning of a boat;
The Cincinnati Elirer lately published
tbe following horse story, which we give
onnMn1 "A enrions instance
of sagacity in the horse occurred recently
is the stables of Mr. A. Touehman, situated
on Korth Elm street. Mr. T. has for a long
time been in the habit of using bi.jai
peasant ot the neighborhood has drovrred rw the ftn-at German Remedy, in his ex-
his lunatic brother in the same Lake, three tenive stables. Among Mr. T.'s many
German tourists have lost their Uvea by a horses is a great, powerful Canadian draught
brat amrtent ns fjtke nnnstance: threj knna This animal in course of time got
ycung ladies, while bathing in the Aar, Uo that that he knew the St. Jacobs Oil
were swept away by the current and bottle very well; so well, inlact,tnat one aay
drowned, young man has been drowned recently on air. l.s return nuns
in ilo r k. t .n,t u.oni Hoatha niv.n ontorinir the stables he eanght him
have been caused by lightning, sun-stroke, 1 licking the sure shoulder of a beast wnicn
and tbe falling of trees. During a storm
a colossal statue of Helvetia, which had
been erected to do honor to the Federal ri
fle meeting at Fribuurg, was blown down,
and one member of the Reception Commit
tee was killed. On the same day the mur
dered body of a young woman was found
in a public park, and there ia no c.ue to
the criminal. A few data earlier a num
ber of criminal lunatics, who bad been
confined In a prison in Unterwalden, were
allowed to go out for a walk, when tney
all took to flight, and are still at large.
As some of them have committed murders,
the people ot the district are in a state of
great alarm, and go armed.
stood beside him; the animal, giving a wise
Cause aait Effect.
Ine main cause of nervousness is indi
aestlon, and that is caused by weakness of
sue atomacn. rio one can have sound
nerves and good health without using Hod
Bitters to strengthen the stomach, purify
the blood, and keep the liver and kidneys
cuvc, to carry on an tne poisonous and
waste matter of the system.
i ne longest span oi telegraph wire in
the world is stretched across the Kistnah
River from hill to hill, each hill being
twelve nundred feet high, between Bezo-
ran ana oectanagrum in India. The span
is a little over six thousand feet in length.
The only contrivance used in stretching
tins came across tbe nver was a common
windlass.
Several years ago Ericsson predicted
that tbe Nile and the Ganges would be
lined with cotton and other factories dnv-1
en by solar heat. A French engineer in
Algiers is already contributing to tbe ful-
nument oi hu prediction by pumping wa
ter and making it boil by solar force
alone.
In the roasting of coffee. Dr. O. Borc-
heimer finds three principal products I
sona laity acids, caneine, and catleol, a I
heavy oil which turns yellow after having
Deen exposed to the air, and which is tbe
vehicle of the peculiar aroma of coffee.
kk w.,- at
survey tohLslickiif' work, turned his neau
ami .-.n...t nr. with his teeth from the box
used as its receptame a wmie oi jiji.vi
I H i- He threw the bottle on the floor
with violence enon"h to break it, and then
deliberately licked np the St. Jacobs Oil
and applied it to the cnt. Readers, we have
-en the laws of association belied by beings
ith let sense than Tonuhman s norse.
The word has passed among us, and when
we see a man who won t try tne vn, we
nv H.-w worse t mm tougniuaus iiuiar.
J ' . . U 71
To manv this may appear as a very iouu
story; and were there not proofs innumer
able of the efficacy of tne ureat wiuuu
Remedy they would he justified in u
desiimat ing it. The testimony, however, is
plentiful and pointed, and is from people
whose long experience in matters apper
taining to horseflesh entitles their opinions
to profound consideration and respect.
HOP BITTERS
(A MeJlciae, wat m D.laua.)
COXTaOI
BOPS, KtCIir, MANDRAKE,
DADUOX.
I xa tbtt PnwF tXB Btt Wvwoai. Qraxi-1
Tiaa or iu oraaa jmttzm.
THEY CUKE
I All Wwrmwrsof fheStomarh, Bowels, Btood.
LPrrr. K.dDcra,ana L nuafy vrfant, er
SIOOO IN COLD.
I Tm be paid for a ease they wfU atxenreor
acip, or lur anruiuiff im pore or injanoos
iuobu ia i
Mother kaa Recovered
wrote an Illinois girl to bet Eastern rela
tives. "She took bitters for a long time
but without anv good. So when she heard
of the virtues of Kidney-Wort she got a
box and it has completely cured her, ao
that she can do as much work now as she
could before we moved West. Since she
has got well, everyone about here is taking
it," bee adv.
! Auk tfw dnmfat tor Bos Hitter, anil trr
liaeia aeror yue amp. lau ao Uioer.
In 1 c hsnabsolnteaodtrreslttfbleeareforl
urnnseiica, nae of opium, ummcsu aaa
mwua
Scn roa CraccLaa
il
Tfl Sitnx of the other foot : " Do you
mean to swear," said tbe foreman of tbe
jury to the witness, "that at the time of
the quarrel, which constitutes tbe cause
of this action, you saw the prisoner with
a coal-scuttle in bis bands making to heave
it at his wife?" "Not exact ly," said tbe
itness, with considerable hesitation, "I
mean to swear that 1 saw the prisoner
with a coal-scuttle in bis hands." In
what attitude was he then!" quired tbe
Presiding Judge. "Well, now, since your
Honor has asked me, I'll tell tne truth.
Tbe prisoner was lying down with the
coal scuttle over his head and bis wife on
top of it.' The jury returned a verdict
of not gnilty.
Habassixo Dbiams. An unnatural ex
citement of the brain and nervous system
is tne direct cause of sleeplessness, as als
of harassing nocturnal dreams. Vegetine"
has a peculiarly soothing rffect in all such
cases, wben taken just before going to bed.
Tax Public tschoolboy: Mamma: "1
am dreadfully disappointed with your re
port This term, George! Why, at your
age thirteen dear papa had won two
scholarships, and a few years later be was
senior wrangler!'' Dear papa (waking out
ot a stupor): "Yes, my boy, and if I d been
a lazy dunce like you I should have grown
to measure over six feet in height and
lorty-eient inches round tbe chest ias vou
will), and by this time I should have been
Lord Chief Justice at least (as you may, if
you only goon); whereas-" (sighs hcavny
and relaxes into stupor.)
TiiorsANDS of person who are bnl.l to
day might have full beads of hair if thev
would only use Carbolioe. a deoderued ex
tract oi petroleum, which is the only prep
aration ever discovered that will really do
una,
fc STOMACH
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
.HEALTH Of BODY & WEALTH of KIND
Radway's
Para Mood makes aonnil flesh, strong bona
and a clear skta. if you would nave your 0aa
rm. yoir Dodos sound wttaont etnes, and ynnr
sample Son fur, as kUkdwajr's araaawn.
Umm Boaol .
Oiiulniahed Vlgui
Is reimburse-! in great measnre, to those troubled
with west Kidners. bv a lailldma nae of NnOMiar i
Ptnraach Bit uts, which Innnoratee awl stimulates
wimoui exciting ine nnnarr ergans. Inconjnne-
iiuu wuiismiiuvuceapiaioem,noorrecuacuiiTyv
unnroTes apperue, azxl cm m ererr war condncive
ueiuiaauiiueo-ereiHMfv Aooioer mjrKeil nnalitr
Iv lis control over fever an l asne, an-l its fwwer of
preveMing IL Fur sale br ail Ixiunnst and Uealcn
generally.
It cftcn happens that wben a man gets a
job be "accepts a situation," and when he
gets kicked out he 'tenders his resigna
tion." That's a tender way of putting it-
yon know.
' taw
wn?jnPT?Piif is n ' I?
mm mm m w
1 1 r mm T
IRraa U mtmn th LIT Kit. B0vLstI
Bcft09 ItelemnMB the swstaai of th potaos-1
lon9an3rat;:vtcleeiokni Kidney and Un-
:'TTtim. PrtM- or in Rrutnmaf im, Namal.Wa K
.
PB WHAT PEOPLS 81T
r"" H. Norfc, of Junrtioa OtT. Xmnma.
MiiaiiK laiui bin .rviiief fur fuvr fMn
Tr-. J.hf Ar0)!.f WfaNfaincton. Ohio, my K
Biglirnu;liifl hT fMr prOwUftHH U
a Uualse -MUiwiiuddcurwl mi H
Dikd from coup tie sole he;L' was tbe
verdict on a young man who was found
doubled up at tbe foot or tbe old man's
front steps.
Ltdia E. fixKHAiTs Vegetable Com
pound will, at all limes and under all
circumstances, act in harmony nith tbe
female system.
I trr n4 etiani-leil U !!. if tor lAtmti
'eywuu br-hr-f, but KklMf Wurt curvti kim.
Anna K Jnrrttt .f flnnth ftaLaa W V Hl
4 i , a jMnwHrnrn irrwn utanmy irunbiewl
f4 ;r y-r-. rnlir tuui kidnr troul4- an Li
i u- mtMww MUicuiaa,'
jTt:r-rHi rlyhr Tmn.ith kirftvw diftirulry ni
j 'W(JI l work. kKlarj Wort mmM htm
r4 " vHl MS .'
mm
A remeif v comDOMd of ingredleiita et extra.
ertUnary med: cat properties essential to par ty,
a re I repair and Inn karate the broken-down arl
wasted body UICK. PLK A3ANT. J.?s and
rRRM AN KNT I a Its ireatmenl and cure.
Ho matter byfwoaf. name the coaipl unt mat
a designated. waetner U be ecro'iua, loo
tumpuoo, a ptiilta. Ulcer, Sores, Tumors, Bolls
Srjalpetaa. or eatt-Kbeum. daeaaea of iua
Lunca, a..lney-l. Biaddnr, Womo, 8in, Llr-t. -ttomaca
or Bowels, either chroalo or co'silt i
oual, tbe virus of tbe disease is In tbe BLOuO
which sBjm.lcs tbe waste, and builds and re
tain theae orguna and waited tissues of the
System. It tbe blood la nniiealihy, tba procea
at repair most be unsound.
The SarlaaarUllaa Keeolveat not only
Is a eomreasauug remedy, bat eocares tbe har
moalous aocloa of each of tbe ovaa It eit.il.
Babaa tbrougboat tbe entire system functional
harmony, aud supplies tbe b ood- vessels wlib
aura and heal by current ot new Ufe. Theskla,
after a tew days use ot tbe Barsapartlll.in, b.--aomea
clear and beautifuL Pimpea, hlot h s.
Slack bpots and Skla Srnpt oas are removed ;
Sores and Ulcers soon cured. Persons rf erlng
Irom scrofula. Erapdve Diseases of tbe Eyes.
Mouth. Kara, Lags, Throat and Glands, that
have accumulated and spread, eltber from uu.
cored diseases or mercury, or from the use of
Corrosive Sublimate, may rely apon a cure u
tbe Saraaparilllan is continued a sufilcleni Ume
to make lis Impression on tbe tya lem
ons bottle contains more ot tbe active prnct-
?lre ot ineJiclnea than any otber preparation
akea In Teaspoonful Soses, while O'h.-rs re
auire five or six umes as much. l la
lev Setua.
MINUTE REMEDY.
Only requires aalwatea not kewrs to re
eve pain aad cure acuta dlwaw.
KADWAYB
Ready Belief,
tn from one to twenty minutes, never falls iu
re Iters PAIN witb one thorough application,
no mstter how violent or eicrouUUi.g the p-iir
the Rheumatic, Bed-ridden. Inarm. Crippled.
Nervous, Meuralgicor pr tratwd with dlsea
rnaasatrer, RADWAY'a KKABi' ItKLltP will
afford Instant ease.
lallaaaswaatiMB ofthe KMnrya. fwflaaanaia.
loa eri madder. Saanuln ! tha
Boeak, I'safcillaa cf thi "ara
ThraaL OUfaralt Urrlilaa. lailaltallw
muT the Heart, Uyaaerlra. CrM. Ulpk.
SmerUt, t'stmrria. laiaraia. HMiwIia
Taauiaeha, Sf ewrMlsiaa. KhraiulMM,
C aid Ibllla. Asm h'lla. CkliaimlBa. aad
Si mmt UIim, aralea, Saaaar I'aa
plalata, Wervaaaaeav liraltiiana
Caacaa. Colds. Npralaa. Palaa ia taa
( km. Bach or lilmaa are taataady ro
tteved. Fever and Ague.
FEVER and AO US cured for Bt cents. There
la net a remedial agent In this world tbat will
core Fever and Ague, and o'ber SialarloOA Bill
a, scarlet, Tyr:oi'!. Tel low and otber fevers
l.ii.iea oy Kaa way s lu.ij so quxto aa njut
WAV'S RsaDV Kau.
It will In a few moment, when taken accont.
tng to directions, cure Cramps, fpajios. Knur
tiHnacb, Heartburn, Sl k UeacliChe, Dtarrhcea-
Bys-.ntery. co.ic, wind la tne noweis, and ail
Internal Painn.
Travelers sbonl l always carry a bottle ef Hart-
way's Beady Kebef Witn tbem. A few drops la
wa er will prevent alckncss or pains in.to
change ot waf-r. It Is better lhaa French
brandy or bitters as a stimulant.
Miners and Lumbermen anould always be
Jrortded Willi Ik
CAUTION.
An remedial aeents capahle of destmyng 'tfa
fey aa overdose should be avoided. Morphine,
plum, strichnlDf, arnica, hyosclaiuus, and
ether powerful remedies. doe at ceriala tlnen.
In very sm ill doe -a, reueve the putlent dunnr
tneir action in ine sysiein. rut p-ruaps wia
second d e. If repeateL may atr,'ravate a d hi
erearie I he sufferlBg, and ano' ber dose cat.
desth. There Is no necessity for o-litr i h
anoTtatn agents w bf n a posit've ruiiiy ii. e
Kadway's Rrady Kel.ef v. ill stop lli mial rt
eructating pain quicker, without, entailing Ina
ast duncuity in eltber infant or adult.
TUE TRUE RELIEF.
KlPWlTI Eunv Rklixf ts tbe only rem'.tu
I acant In vogue thai will Instantly stop pain.
Filly Cents Per Bottle.
RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills.
KAawavw Pnxa mr the eara or aH ntaa i
f tbe Momaeh, Liver, Bowels. Kidneys, atad
er, Nerioaa Diseases. Beadaehs, Coastlpailua
Ueatlveneaa. Indlgratloa. Dyspepsia, ail oca
. Fever. Tia animation of the Bowel. Plka
aad all deraagemeaia af tbe Internal Vlsrert
Warranted to effect a perfect eure. Purct..
vegetable, eontalnlag ao atercury, BUnerab
asletertoua draga
SWOhserve tbe facawlar symptoms resBtnac
from Dtseaaes of the DiresUve organs i Cotui
EUom. Iawtrd Ptlea. Fullness ot tbe Blood la
ad. Acidity of the Stomach, Nauses. Harfr
ra. Diagaat of Food, Fullness er Weight tr
thestoinaca. Soar Eractatlona, BlnlctngorFlat
tertnf at tne Heart, Choking or SufTercg nu
atloos when la a lying posture, Dimness a
vbdoa, Don or Webs Before tbe Sight, Perer a.-.
Doll pam la the Head, tvaclfne. nt Pranii.
Bon, Tellownees of tbe Skta and lyes. Pala is
the s:de. hast, Lltrbs, and Boddea Flashes at
Heat, Burning In tbe Flesh.
A few dosea of RaBwavb Prua win fraa taa
tratMa trom aU the above-named disorders.
rrtea, SB Ooata aer Saw.
We repeat tbat tbe reader aaaa ennanta at
books and papers oa the subject ot diseases aad
their euro, among which may be aamed
jaioo mm Traa ."
'Kadwny oa Irritable Vrothrm,'
ILadway aa aorafala.
tad etaers relating to aiffaraat sUatas at Bt
OLB BT BABMrST .
Ki "FA UK AB Till.
A Lady's Wiata
"Oh, bow I do wish my skin was a
as yours, " said lady to her
friend. "Yon can easjy make it so, an
swered the friend. "How !" inquired the
first lady. "By using Hop Bitters, that
makes pore rich blood and blooming
health. It did It for me, as you observe."
lteaa oi u.
IK. . I- . .. , I . 1 8.j ..UUi,iVaa
. AT u , r-Vv, , 7 ,UUBU1T nu who is six feel four inches tall, and she is
agitate the whole bnskly (at first cautiously) eDga to married. The man wbol
uulu wiu. annhari . nl u -mvr-A. I-Pl.- I . I
..... ...v. .u twov wwiuo. . ii j utauiy i
ets my soul aglow I'd wed thee, right or
wrong; man wants but little here below.
out wants tbat little long."
TaBLB-fjLOTHo. Table-cloths of black
cashmere, with a broad border of pale blue
velvet, edged with broad gold braid at
each edge, are very ornamental. Dregs of
wine, wim uiaca or cream-colored border,
workod with black and California-gold
silk U alto handsome. One can vary the
coiors to suit ine lancy, only do not use
too gaudy colors as the effect will be in
jured.
"i on are very handsomer" said a gen
tleman to a lady. "Ah I" said the lady.
"ao you would say if you did not think
so. "And so you would think "answered
be, "though 1 should not aay so."
''giSwVd a,'
LYDIA E. PINKHAILVfi
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a Poatrtvo Cnra
tmi Oaaalalala aad Waakaaaa
"" iiaali aaialallia.
Coeajabera.
lawu I . . . ...
them and bore them to the station The .uea. 110111 quarry which until recent
barrel ? That was entirely stove to nieces v n.be'n orked for a very long
during the combat, ienod. ine slab, which is a little more
uiiui two xeet square, is a portion of the
Mrsn Mbfmxs. Make Indian mush as b,?ck presented to the committee
you ordinarily do, and when cold thin it 01 lne 01 Lreece aa a pedestal for
with one Quart of milk, and stir in a few I lne -Dvron statne in Hamilton Uarden.
handfnls of wheat flour, seven eggs, and u7d -ark. The following iiiacription
Duuer, tne eiie oi an egg. also some salt. I " vfxu imaia in tne marine in brass.
Bake In rings. surrounuea dv a poet a wreath: "Bvron
a Dorn January ju, un : died April 19.
A Wis.X)Sik editor sends a free Daner 1 1824." In accordance with the daairA
to the backer of his village, so that he an of the Memorial Committee, over whose
ten 101 as occasionally nc is going down to aeiiDerations tbe late Earl of Beaoons-
meet bis paper at tbe bank. field presided, no ceremony was ob
served in the lftvina nf th alaK
juusa x kuu ne man t want 10 be an an-
S ""CT."".'!" ball, wound with rptm Ik
h ' ...v : r -7.. - -. ana coverea wita caaiimere beadf and
"""""'l'' J" icauiciaui gnarkling npndanta am attached In tha
vour ears." j ; " .
- 1 uiaDinKi 01 mnav rnsinmes- i
A D0LPBT8 s courage was ud. Falling op
his knees he cned, "Angeline, dcarett,
tTialra. ma Ka dannaAA . I
The pickle bnainesa on Long Island, mv heart and hand." nunana. ..
aoeuuuy in me neigooinooa 01 linn- me great paw. Angeline thrilled in every
tlzgton, Suffolk county, has become of "bre as she sweetly replied: "Oh' Adolphus.
late years an important branch of in- ni u more than 1 "pected.''
dustry A large pickle factory Las been A ETwr(to a porter) You carried my
erected recently at Farmingdale, the picture to the Academy and handed it over
proprietors of which have contracted for fo the committee?" Porter "Yea, and it
32,000,000 of this year's crop of
cucumbers at $1 a thousand, and tbe
farmers are paid on delivery. 3Xany
farmers have contracted also with
Boston firms for their whole crop:" It is
estimated that the cucumber crop near
Huntington alone will net the .farmers
over $40,000. ' The usual product for
an acre ia 100,000 encumbers, and it
costs about one-third of the telling price ' child.
to pick them. The grower nets about
$65 an acre. The market price for '
cucumbers is $2 to $2,20 per thousand. '
pleased 'em mightily. It would have done
you good to see 'em laugh.
A".D nyou learn dvicing. Bob! And
how do joulike valaingf "Oh it's not
bad! I can manage very well myself, but I
think a girl's rather in the way.
"If I punish vou," said a mother to her
naughty little girl, "do you think it will be
for my please ret " For whose pleasure is
it then? It isn't for mine," returned tbe
lime m
An adage knocked skv bhth:
money, but it doesnt go into circulation C 7 7 1 itJ.Jtl2.
w I 1 I TICMKKT. A
again after it ia once passed.
- -- - r r 1 - 1
Maw, an everaa Waabaa. Mkaaaaa aaa CVara
laUat aad l" nil. Ilia aaaaaaav
aaal Waakaaa, aaa Is aaHlaataily Snail a a.
at Ufa,
wffl oanKe sal aval
a sartr atacaaf
A wicKiD animal: A man sonietiiues I
forgets, before he has paid, whether he
bas paid or not, but after he has paid be
never forgets that he has paid. JLin is I
naturally a liar.
All who suffer from malaria of any kind
win und a sure cure in "Sellers Liver
Pills. " 25 cents a box.
13
1 hoi wno nave med it confess that a
large, healthy mustard-plastei worn at the
back contains more heat than a heavy
overcoat.
PERMANENTLY CURES
KIDNEY DISEASES.
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
I Constipation and Piles.
!- m fm up ia Wry VtcrtaMa Faraa tn
'iu mm. one DaiHia of hn.h hum., ........
I Jt Bwdi-in. aim m MaM Farm. r Oa.
I eeatratca. fur Ummw Uia& eaaaua 1 ;- r
Iparau.
; jr It oHa rriln rgnal tgleirntt tn tiller form.
ULT IT aTTIIK DRUIMIISTS. PKICE. tl.ee LJ
'Jii.. anu4kmiaia. rrap a.
WIUandtbadnrpnaVaaM.) ai uGTOV.VT.
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lark
i letter stamp to
Wavraav Cor.
(Sank Bt
WlRfomaUaa worth taaaaamAa win aa
WJ TOO.
TO THE PU5U0.
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Tkert eaa to bo Setter marantxa or tba vaiwa
ef Da. Raowav? old eetaUebeo JL K. K. Ina
tat tbaa tbe base and wortbl-a tmitatiana
thorn, sa tfiera are Palto Rosolventa, Reliefs
Sckt bathing this season is a go.J deal
like tumbling about in a snowbank with
out over-shoes or ulster.
i i i i.li ii . ifi d rUa, tor Btdayt, aa
;.aTiZ.3Ja-R:lAikl'j tiJWffibfle!;: mo that tbe aaaaa SUAway- aa waat ya
B.OOO ,:PNTS W.tyTEB TO SF.f.T. THE
LIFE OF QMirim I
8.)KOPt'LA of thirty years standing has
been cured by "Dr. Lindscv's Blood
Searcher. Sold by all druggists.
Ir you want to take gimp out of a stuck-
up man, mistake him for a street-car con
ductor by offering him your fare as he
comes along.
JSvBBr certificate of Dr. Bull's Couch
Syrup published is genuine, and a reward
ot Jiwu ts offered for one proved to be
mereinaoua.
s.oov Arrau Waalra Bar Lira ar
GARFIELD
Itenntmlnm tt fH hrtrw-w n m. oa.aw. .,, ri I
llff SDtl (lOMtanllv aOMrLtaVtirn. MtiliiBna rf tMbntUr an
wai ti tiK f i Uii. b. 10k. Tba bemt rimon nt ywx ltfeto
u'tiri. INraaiw (bj CBWiTlIran " imtMOvlIis. ,
TLua 1 Um tiotT nth.-nttc uvl fuilr tllmb-auwl iif nt I
our rurtjrwi Pre-4.W-nL Heatifuc cintiUn ud extni
lenua to Axwiita AdtlTHiw
A QUINTETTE OF
NEW MUSIC BOOKS !
DfTSO.V CO. bam nwhbr Me FitH Trcitr.
aud fur the sue nf Mmie TMoArra, Cltuirt and
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and tbe Cai.uit.-U 1 ue im.'v au,l mtArtit
HLBUAlOi liKOS..:w clnituut bt-.PU.iiafli.bia.
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son's
Tbe new cbarck Muie Book for UBl-ltut.
Send f 1 for Sixvintnt fvpr.
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aauaatsaMalliaabikiukitwjajMitritTwsaa
mil falawiaa.tiilmj, tiai jiawana
taraUaalaaea, aat iiIIiiii ankaiaa ifTlrrr i i I
t arai Boatta, Ifaalliimaa, til I ias rraatraOar
aawol DahUtty, tlilliiai m. Tlllaia aat lat-
Aal taanay af hawtay aawa, aaawaj awa,aaia
aakaekaek.aaiwajsli a laiallj' aaral krasa
ttwaatanttaaaiaat aaawanaavaaaaaeaaaatb
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mmmwrnm ar pua, aaa la the tn mt I i ij i. aa
' frfca, at aar ka tarataw. aalklaa
fc-aalj aaa.aa an aaaai af laaary. taWtavaaaaa
at. itdraw a aaaaa. Bialaa taa iaawi,
BetawOy aoaM ka wwaset LTDtt B. mruUB
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aat awavaw ar th avaz. aaakark
ar Bolt B aO IHataaaa mt
"D KXPENSEB to
rrea. AiMnat a.
Ax enterprising book publisher is about
to issue the Comet series. It will be devo
ted to tales.
Boogh aa KaU"
Aak Druggists for It. It clears oal rate
mice, rosobes. bed-bugs, niet, vermin, in
sects. 130.
HERALD CF PRAISE. I .
k Mdsio Bot
'M Hip
IDEAL.
iwk fur ia
jtxinten Cop
naf A nn ia i
Emoraon's dUIvU DCLLati 30Fta.t
1 ne new, ccaial and beauuf ul eollM-tinn nt
srnooi aoaft.
send au eta. lor spectmen copy.
Tewney I
Emeraoa'a IVCMLl r73 eta 1 The
new ail 'i superior wius lur Sflaglna; C
won i n eta rur Bpecimen lopy
.TI2IVgJIOaNtS.
For Soldiers, for Fathm VnrH ia-i
CWldrea,etc. Thousands yet entitleU. Pensloot
tor any wonn or disease. Boonta
ttooaanda. Pensioners entitled to Increase ot
Pensions. New laws aad decision. nn,.ni.-
,U.HUllm
Apply at once, inclose two araropa for Un
bfanka, and InstrucUona E. IL GELSTOS A COu
P. & Clalta Attorneys, Waahuigton, D. C
YOTINiv MTJ ii yo woui.1 k t"w
I BEACON LIGHT. I
Hofr-
Moaoaja a bukt. Mutad U.e
Banding, IVaiu and Cbcstuui ?tree a b Ve oa
band a superb alOL-k ot rjure Hoe qu.tl.ty IHa.
moiwia, wbicb tae otfur ai aa loa priori aa
stones ot tbe im qual.ty, pnecl alike ia colo.
Mid abape. ca rw Mki fir.
(Mi ATtVitk KTr' LvAxxr;:. 12 vltl vorissr.
na.Mt. h ... . . ir. l aum, uraaco. lua
Send to cla. for (rpecitnen Copy.
I LIGHT AND LIFE. I
Mrlo-
tosh-a
(3 eta.) A larur, well ailed, admirably arlrt-tml
and eooiDosed. and everv waa aMrai.i -.ii-.. I
of Sunday School and tioapol AleeUna; Mnale.
OUTER DITHOX CO, Boston,
chas. n. rrrsox t co.. j. r nrmr.v
1. iL'neatnutduPhua.
It
93
Doat Teanporiso with Piles
Ointments, lotions, eleotnarlea anA all
er of qoack Boetruma are a waste ot tame and
money. Tue ouly aasoLtmLV nraLUBLBonro
for tut painful disease ia 'ANAKt!lil" dis
covered by Dr. iklabee. It hat been pro
noonocd by sdrnbno men at the happiest dis
covery mado in medicine far 200 mn ia
affords instant relief from pain tn tbe wont
eatet and bat cored more than 20.000 suffer- I
ara Mtnunml w all .1.. . . .. !
-lailai." i. u i. ii " 1 . I l I I Hllaf -m lltlat. au t'ara 1W
CZm inZJiZ. Lr receipt or. is" . T. " I II Z CfarUaSoik.
IITlce, BLOO Par box. HamuUa mli. h. .u. HutaUaaau I II Grow fruit W...-.I
laBaaiifi.r. V d tr7. i7. . ! aaagagimj I W Ami mt-r. -. .-r-
i D laid I mr "l.
Piies
AKOHAT.C MILK.
A ;lt-aiant, rj'l
f!!ft,iT iure TUPS
iw rKiiiee fiwr !
win cure in every t-asr.
SuM bv Drnt-iflnts or seat b-
Prire Oac Dollar.
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ptnlprtUM aillrtalwnljw, (T. ARFIKLD MEMORIAL ROOK MARK.
Farming for Profit irSSSS-S
Htw. Atrmrntm rTi 1 ... "m-e, rkilale!: a. ti. '
Ceaprcbeaal. A Coaalcto
icra inula la aaaafal farm:
Co., Box 396, K. X.
win .rer.r ;-:"it-
I tavea aaay aaa. fc ..""7" IkfV
ii"n2?!itSmi CirtBlata aattaras to TT '""eai laleloanaal
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